Isle of Flowers on Siene near Vetheuil 1880

Claude Monet's "Isle of Flowers on the Seine near Vetheuil" (1880) is a classic example of Impressionism, a movement known for its focus on capturing fleeting moments of light and color. Monet's use of short brushstrokes and bright hues creates a sense of vibrancy and movement, particularly in the depiction of the wildflowers along the riverbank. The distant view of the Seine and the trees lining its banks contribute to the overall impression of a peaceful, idyllic landscape.